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© Supplied: Donna BussDonna Buss's frosty yard in Cudlee Creek.
The mercury dropped to 0.9 degrees Celsius at Adelaide's central West Terrace weather station about 5:20am — the coldest temperature in the city since June 24, 1944.
The record low at the site is 0.6C on July 24, 1908, although even colder temperatures have been recorded at the former main weather station at Kent Town.
The temperature at Parafield Airport in Adelaide's northern suburbs dipped to minus 2.4C, its lowest minimum since local records began.
Adelaide Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) forecaster Jenny Horvat told ABC Radio Adelaide a high east of the city was keeping temperatures down.
"It's quite a dry air mass, which is making it easier to get to those low temperatures," she said.
© Debbie Kelley/Colorado Springs GazetteTeller County on Tuesday morning
The Teller County area received 2-4 inches of snow overnight, with reports of 4 inches in Divide and of 2.4 and 4 inches in Woodland Park, according to Stephen Rodriguez, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Pueblo. Nearly 2 inches was received in Monument, and 4 inches in Silverthorne, according to the weather service. Additional reports have northern Colorado Springs receiving a dusting. A Gazette staffer reported snow in Black Forest.
Snow accumulation also occurred at Rabbit Ears and Cameron passes in Northern Colorado and Rocky Mountain National Park, Gazette news partner 9News in Denver reports.
As of 6:40 a.m., the Interstate 80 summit between Cheyenne and Laramie remained closed, according to WYDOT.
Some areas have received 6 inches or more over the past 12 hours or so. The agency posted this statement on it's website early Tuesday morning:
© Wu XuefengThe Qilian Mountains after the snow that fell late on June 7, 2020.
Small towns, including Huangcheng, Mati, Kangle and Dahe in Yugu autonomous county of Sunan, Gansu province, have been wrapped in white.
The snow wonder has amazed netizens.
All four seasons can be shown in a single photograph.
The National Weather Service in Pocatello said it hasn't issued a winter weather product in June in at least 15 years.
"Winter in June is Snow much fun!" the Pocatello forecasters said on Twitter. "We haven't issued a Winter Weather product in June in at least 15 years. And here it is!"
UDOT has to send the snowplows up the canyons for a June snowstorm.
Signs at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon warned of debris in the road after several mudslides and rockslides came down.
UDOT snowplows were dispatched to both Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons.
Since the weekend, several inches of snow have fallen causing some pretty big rocks to come down.
Comment: A FOOT of snow reported to have fallen on the Alta Ski Area:
Heavy and cold rain in the valley gave us fresh snow up in the mountains. Accumulating to over a foot of fresh snow, it was a June pow day! A quick skin to the top the collins lift and back down. Everyone was out enjoying it as the parking lot was half full.
© Abakan24June snow in Khakassia.
All four Red Book orchids are blooming in the south of Krasnoyarsk region - two weeks earlier than scheduled - but people can't get to them due to a flood.
An angler in the Altai region films clouds of thousands of mosquitos swarming around his fishing boat.
He laughs and swears in disbelief as this is the first time in his life that he sees so many blood-thirsty insects.
© Montana DOTSnow falls along Interstate 15 near Elk Park, Montana on June 8, 2020
The National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Prediction Center (WPC) said heavy snow has developed across parts of Idaho and Montana.
The NWS office in Missoula said a band of moderate to heavy snow developed along the Interstate 90 corridor from Deer Lodge to Butte, bringing several inches to the region.
Forecasters said an "anomalously cold and vigorous upper trough for early June," is swinging through the western U.S and northern Plains, bringing the threat for severe weather.
Bogus picks up 7" of snowfall, more in store today as core of storm tracks over region
Bogus Basin picked up 7 inches over the past 24 hours and is expected to see another 6-10 inches over the next 24 hours.
The last time Bogus saw this much snow this late in the season was back on May 22, 2010 when the mountain saw over 16"!
While Long Valley has so far reported around 2" in accumulations as snow levels have dropped to 5,500ft this morning.
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